Abstract: A power conversion circuit converting power between a bus voltage at a bus node and a first voltage at a first node includes: a bus switch coupled between the bus node and a second node which has a second voltage; plural conversion switches coupled, with at least one conversion capacitor, to the first node and the second node. In a power conversion mode, the plural conversion switches convert a power between the second voltage and the first voltage via a switched capacitor power conversion method, and plural sub-clamp circuits respectively clamping a drain-gate voltage of respective switch of a group of switches to not exceed a drain-gate clamp voltage, so that when the bus node is applied with a bus maximum rating voltage, respective drain-source voltages of the bus switch and the respective switch in the respective corresponding plural conversion switches are smaller than a corresponding breakdown voltage.

Abstract: A charger circuit includes a power stage circuit operating at least one power switch according to an operating signal to convert an input power into an output power to charge a battery and/or to provide the output power to a load, wherein the output power includes a charging power and/or a load power; a control generating the operating signal according to a voltage amplifying signal; and a voltage error amplifier circuit comparing a voltage sensing signal relevant to a charging voltage of the charging power or a load voltage of the load power with a voltage reference level in a voltage hysteresis mode of a discontinuous conduction mode, so as to generate the voltage amplifying signal; wherein the control circuit adjusts the charging voltage or the load voltage according to the voltage amplifying signal, so as to maintain the charging voltage or the load voltage within a predetermined range.